Limoges China Production The first pieces of Limoges dinnerware were made in the Sèvres porcelain factory and were marked with royal crests. The king bought the factory soon after it was built in order to produce royal porcelain dinnerware which continued until it was nationalized after the French Revolution.

What is Haviland china worth?

Today, ice green Peacocks plates sell at auction for $250 to $750. You could probably get $750 for your plate, which appears to be in perfect condition. There are versions of the plate that are more rare - emerald green plates would be worth $900 to $1,800, amethyst, $500 to $1,050, Farrell says.